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The Coutinho family kick off Family Week with the West Coast Eagles, Good Luck Charlie, Thirsty Merc, and 1970s Chrysler Valiants.

This family has mastered their individual niches: Australian politics, World War Two operation Shetland Bus, the Melbourne Football Club and St George Illawarra.

What do Manchester United, JDM cars, the human muscular system and Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead have in common? Tonight's family somehow fits them all under one roof.

Tonight's family tree has four distinct branches: bestselling author Matthew Reilly, murder mystery game Blood on the Clocktower, the band Twenty One Pilots and the history of wi-fi.

Our weekly family winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are an annual event, a sportsperson, a band and a country.

The animated series Steven Universe, composer Cliff Martinez, Breaking Bad, and The Da Vinci Code... I can just hear Professor Robert Langdon thinking, what does it all mean?

Tonight's subjects are the TV series Housos, the ARIA Top 10 Songs from 2000-2009, Narendra Modi and Jean Greenhowe's knitting patterns.

The subjects are Air Crash Investigation, Florence Nightingale, Percy Jackson, and the Scream films - a combination that spans aviation, medicine, mythology, and horror, or, just a normal episode.

Contenders go deep diving for knowledge on the Barbie animated movies, Terry Pratchett's City Watch novels, the making of Adolf Hitler, and the human eye.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a TV show, a food, a landmark and a song.

The subjects are the Rush Hour trilogy, Essendon Football Club, Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games and professional wrestler The Undertaker. Quite the mix.

The line-up of subjects spans galaxies, genres and ancient curses: the planets of the Solar System, singer-songwriter Chappell Roan, One Piece manga, and The Mummy trilogy.

Tonight's topics are revved up, wrapped up, written up, and powered up. Michael Schumacher at Ferrari, Prince's Purple Rain, the novels of David Nicholls, and Yu-Gi-Oh! trading cards.

Tonight, Futurama, Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Gone with the Wind and the history of tarot. Sounds like a fun half hour is on the cards.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are a Pop star, a Toy, a Year and a Historical Event.

The speciality subjects are Queens of the Stone Age, classic Bollywood, the razor-sharp Oxbridge satirists and TV's Law and Order SVU.

Topics include Triple J's Hottest 100 of the '90s, Obama's first term, Lindy and Azaria Chamberlain, and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Will they know the answers to life, the universe and everything?

Jasper Fforde's Shades of Grey series, Formula 1, the British Invasion, and hang on, there is a missing piece….got it! The World Jigsaw Puzzle Championships.

Topics include The Aeneid, Anne of Green Gables, K-pop's NCT and Rowan Atkinson's Mr Bean. Grab your teddy bear, stick a raw turkey on your head and get ready to quiz.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a film, a city, an animal and a constellation.

The topics are The Red Rising trilogy, Labrador retrievers, the works of John Lennon and the art of Jackson Pollock. In a battle of generations, Labs are guaranteed to stay neutral and adorable.

Topics include Australian red wine, Swedish band Roxette, The Elder Scrolls and Critical Role: Exandria Unlimited.

Topics include Aunty Donna's web and TV series, Douglas MacArthur, Freaks and Geeks and the life of ballet dancer Nijinsky. They should keep you on your toes.

Generations collide over the studio albums of Halsey, Shakespeare's Comedies, Ross and Rachel from Friends, and the Legend of Zelda.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are a film director, a franchise, an event and a song.

A night of celebrating Eurovision: Eurovision 2020-2025, Sweden in Eurovision, early Eurovision winners and Eurovision 2010-2019.

An epic four-setter with Rafael Nadal grand slams, the history and geography of Bali, the video game Half-Life and the 12 gods of Olympus.

The Troubles in Northern Ireland, smallpox, lucid dreaming, and the films of Tim Burton. So yes, a perfectly normal mix for another perfectly normal show.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine, the Brisbane Broncos, the video game Jet Lag, and the surprisingly smoky history of Cuban Cigars - that's a lot to inhale in the one episode.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a musician, a sport, a character and a country.

Alex Garland's films, Little Women, Joan Didion, and classic Doctor Who. If you're still mixing up Daleks and Cybermen, well, this is an intervention.

Romeo and Juliet, ancient Stoic philosophy, asbestos, and The Clone Wars. A journey from star-crossed lovers to a galaxy far, far away.

We delve into the novels of Thomas Pynchon, Japanese mascots, the history of Blackpool FC, and The Mighty Boosh. With subjects like this, it can only be one show.

The topics are K-pop's Stray Kids, Audrey Hepburn films, the mayhem of Monkey, and Henry VIII, a man whose love life needed its own risk assessment.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are an annual event, a word, a TV show and a book.

New week, new fascinating facts. The topics are Melbourne Vixens, the history and geography of South Dakota, the '90s films of Brendan Fraser, and the YouTube chaos of Smosh.

The Cecchetti Ballet Method, the fearless Nancy Wake, internment of Japanese civilians in Australia and the Aussie Boomers at the Olympics - four topics, zero overlap, max intrigue.

The topics are cricketer Rahul Dravid, AC/DC's Angus and Malcolm Young, the Battle of Long Tan, and Australian 20th-century art.

Two TV classics - Stargate and Band of Brothers, two iconic women - Marilyn Monroe and Indira Gandhi, and one Mastermind legend - the black chair of course!

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are a film, a landmark, an invention and a band.

It is all magical and achievement with Cathy Freeman, Be More Chill, The Hives, and the Harry Potter films.

The Men's Spring Classics cycling, TV's Parks and Recreation, Beyoncé's solo albums, and the history of Monopoly, a set of subjects so strong you should be slightly intimidated.

Death Cab for Cutie, TV's Weeds, US punk music and Cold War submarines. Sounds like there'll be a lot going on above and below sea level!

The career of Luc Longley, Winx the racehorse, Bob Marley and the Wailers, and True Detective: four topics that have absolutely nothing in common, which is exactly how we like it!

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are an annual event, a pop star, a book and a food.

Some nostalgia to liven up your week. The legend of King Arthur, Blondie's '70s albums, Beverly Hills 90210 and Untitled Goose Game. Actually, that last one is only nostalgic for Gen Z.

Mary, Queen of Scots, The Cornetto Trilogy, Bruce Springsteen and machine lubrication. If that's not a reason to tune in, we don't know what is.

Tasmanian lighthouses, capital cities of Eastern Europe, dachshunds and The Beatles' experimental albums. Basically, a great Australian mixtape.

We celebrate the passion, drama, and history of the FIFA World Cup. Four football fanatics, each tackling a World Cup themed subject from legendary players, unforgettable eras and historic moments.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. Tonight's slow burn topics are an animal, a country, a song and a musical.

Is a love of learning inherited? In the Gregory-Reid family, absolutely, even if their passions range from Red Dwarf to Hercule Poirot, Australians in the Bougainville Campaign to Olivia Rodrigo.

Includes topics like Rivers of London, the WA election, scurvy, and the legendary Burt Bacharach, because what the world needs now is love and a little trivia mayhem.

The team summon the sun gods for wisdom and lighting as they dive into Family Guy, Eurovision's null points, the Throne of Glass books and sun gods.

The topics include the Green Bay Packers, The Strokes, South Park, and Ronnie O'Sullivan.

The weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a sport, a landmark, a musician, and a TV show.

Sit back and enjoy Italian landmarks, Neil Diamond, the '90s films of Macaulay Culkin, and TV hit Succession.

All one ever needs to know about The Big Short, TV series Sharpe, Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, and Death on the Nile.

All ages are covered as participants delve into My Thomas Story Library books, Disney Pixar films, the music of Ashnikko, and Only Fools and Horses.

The much-loved Blue Heelers, Queen Victoria, Pink Floyd, and the legendary John Candy in John Hughes films, these are subjects that are equal parts nostalgia, history and pure cinematic joy.

The weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a Film, a Natural Event, a Sportsperson, and a Band.

Kicks off with the Excellent Experts who cover: On the Beach, the UK top 20 singles of the '80s, Byzantine history, and Bluey.

The Love Café Trivia team with the Richmond Tigers, the Ocean's film trilogy, the Boston Red Sox and Pixar's Cars films.

The Family von Maddox with cricketer Brian Booth, TV series Miranda, Guys & Dolls and Hurry Up Tomorrow.

It's every drag queen for themselves with Florence & The Machine, The Dark Crystal, Charmed and Lady Gaga's Mayhem Ball.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are an album, a historical event, a city and an actor.

The subjects this time are Flight of the Concords, Skyhooks, the geography of North Africa and the British Raj.

More fun facts than you can poke a stick at: the Jürgen Klopp era at Liverpool, Best Picture Academy Award winners, the Acts of the Apostles and The Phantom comics.

It's pies, tries, romantic ties and a life of timeless glamour with Richard Hannay novels, the North Sydney Bears, Anna Karenina and the life of Marilyn Monroe.

A show to really sink your teeth into with the Jaws films, the Classic Mini, the revolutionary Che Guevara and singer-songwriter Kelsea Ballerini.

The weekly winners return with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a discovery, a sport, a franchise and a musician.

The contenders showcase their knowledge of Ange Postecoglou at Celtic FC, Dance Moms, '90s Aussie punk music and the Miss Universe Pageant.

Head off on a journey with the making of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Outsiders, The Great Gatsby and the World Surf League.

The topics are Mick Herron's Slough House novels, the history of Dubbo, the Formula 1 Grand Prix and Australian ratites.

Grab your hat and the Aerogard because we're going on some great Australian bushwalks, and we're taking Coco Chanel, classic Survivor and some vintage Fender guitars with us.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a film, a historical event, a game and a pop star.

Our weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, and the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a film, a historical event, a game and a pop star.

Another batch of almost-winners with Tame Impala, Black Books, the Multimedia Novels 17776 and 20020 and Electric Light Orchestra.

The TV classic Daredevil, the Australian 1967 referendum, stingless bees and Lily Allen. Who will end up smiling at the end?

The second-chance contenders bring an eclectic mix: Laufey, Resident Evil, the Vietnamese boat exodus and Stray Gods.

The weekly winners are back with two minutes of general knowledge, plus the dreaded slow burn round. The slow burn topics are a musician, an invention, a country and a character.

The semifinalists take on Colin Jost, Miranda July's novels, the Austin Powers trilogy and the Alien franchise: where surviving extreme pressure is kind of the whole deal.

It's another semifinal smackdown with wrestler Trish Stratus, Fever Pitch, the life of Li Cunxin, and the Marvel Crisis Protocol.

The Boys, the Thirty Years' War, Philippine presidents and Plato. See who has done the homework, and who is hoping for divine intervention!

The topics are NASA's Apollo and Gemini Programs, Alan Turing and The Enigma Machine, The Hap and Leonard novels and Apple varieties.

It's the final showdown for the semifinalists. Their specialist subjects? Crime and Punishment, the Academy Award for Best Actress, the Golden State Warriors and the Evil Dead trilogy.